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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2011
Page
3
City commissioners will discuss a market analysis and passenger retention study for Garden City Regional Airport to guide service improvements. They will also review 2012 budget funds and hold a pre-meeting on utility rate structures at 1 p.m. and 11 a.m. respectively at the City Administrative Center.
Kansas Department of Transportation plans to open the Big Lowe Road bridge over the four lane U.S. 50/400 on Monday allowing north south traffic to cross via the new overpass. Access to Holcomb and Tyson facility remains via the IBP Road detour and the temporary access point north of the highway will close. Little Lowe Road south of the highway will permanently close. Anderson Road north of the highway should reopen that day. Detour signs and reduced speeds are advised. For more information, contact KDOT southwest district offices at 276-3241.
The Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland invite boys and girls to join at McDonald's 1613 E Kansas Plaza Garden City on Monday from 3 30 to 6 p m. New members pay 11 for Girl Scouts and 9 for Cub Scouts or Boy Scouts with an Early Bird Patch and a free mini ice cream cone. Contact Kelly Combs at 276 7061 or the local office at 888 900 7061 or visit kansasgirlscouts.org.
Keith Yehle, director of federal relations at the University of Kansas since 2005, will join Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque as manager of congressional affairs. Sandia works on science based technologies for national security.
Gov. Sam Brownback and Kansas residents gathered in Constitution Hall Lecompton to honor the town as a center in the anti slavery fight, marking the 150th anniversary of statehood. The event recalled the Lecompton constitution and Bleeding Kansas era, with officials reading a resolution and a stagecoach ride for visitors.
Garden City's two parole officers, Rick Evans and Aaron Browning, avoided layoffs after a 1.4 million earmark funded rehirings. Evans learned of his job safety in April and Browning expressed relief at the funding, reducing the risk of parole duties being shifted to Hutchinson. The officers oversee about 125 parolees locally and advocate safety, rehabilitation, and community presence.
In Derby Kansas Joan Heffington files a federal suit alleging the Derby school district and officials refused to accommodate her 17 year old son with Asperger syndrome. She says the denial harmed his education and grades though trombone in marching band helped his math and self esteem.
SALINA AP The Land Institute in Salina will appoint Scott Seirer as managing director replacing retiring longtime head Ken Warren who oversaw growth from a $500000 budget to about $2300000 budget. Warren will leave by June 30 and relocate to Manhattan with wife Nina Ainslie who becomes medical director at a brain trauma clinic. Seirer has begun work and emphasizes budget oversight and public relations duties.
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